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Katz, Carmit; Glucklich, Talia; Attrash-Najjar, Afnan; Jacobson, Ma'ayan; Cohen, Noa; Varela, Natalia; Priolo-Filho, Sidnei Rinaldo; Bérubé, Annie; Chang, Olivia D.; Collin-Vézina, Delphine; Fouché, Ansie; Haffejee, Sadiyya; Katz, Ilan; Maguire-Jack, Kathryn; Massarweh, Nadia; O'Reilly, Michelle; Tiwari, Ashwini; Truter, Elmien; de Andrade Vieira, Rebeca Veras; Walker-Williams, Hayley; Zibetti, Murilo Ricardo; Werkele, Christine
Child abuse & neglect, 2023-Jul-19Journal Article
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered new risks for child maltreatment (CM) and exacerbated existing challenges for families and children, elevating the importance of child protection professionals (CPPs) while also adding barriers to their work. During the pandemic, many CPPs experienced increased workloads, a disrupted work environment, and personal pandemic-related hardships. However, the scope of how COVID-19 impacted CPPs globally, as well as their adopted coping strategies, have not been well explored. This study addresses these gaps in the research by conducting an international scoping review to explore and analyze these topics. The scoping review was performed in six languages: English, Hebrew, Arabic, French, Spanish, and Portuguese, across 16 databases. Sixteen manuscripts were included in the final thematic analysis of this review. Two main themes were identified: 1) the impact of COVID-19 on CPPs, and 2) the coping and adaptation strategies employed by CPPs during COVID-19. This review revealed and emphasized the importance of CPPs' resilience during COVID-19, underpinned by the theoretical framework of the social ecology of resilience. This study highlights the responsibility of social ecologies and organizational structures to create readiness for a rapid response in times of crisis as well as valuable evidence to inform how CPPs, children, and families may be better supported in the event of a future crisis.
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